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What is the primary aim of Indigenous rights movements?

To promote traditional Indigenous cultures.To secure legal recognition and protection of Indigenous rights.To achieve economic profits through resource exploitation.To increase political power of non-Indigenous populations.

Which document is often cited in Indigenous rights movements worldwide?

The Universal Declaration of Human RightsThe Magna CartaThe Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous PeoplesThe United States Constitution

What movement gained significant attention for their protest against resource extraction on Indigenous land in North America?

The Suffragette MovementThe Black Lives Matter MovementThe Standing Rock protestThe Environmental Movement

Assessment

What is the primary aim of Indigenous rights movements?

Which document is often cited in Indigenous rights movements worldwide?

What movement gained significant attention for their protest against resource extraction on Indigenous land in North America?